Precision crafted of aircraft grade aluminum with super durable, replaceable shaft covers, Ahead drumsticks are the choice of today's hardest hitting drummers on stage and studio. Always perfectly balanced and matched with cushioned grips, Ahead sticks are backed by a 60-day replacement warranty against breakage direct from the manufacturer. Learn More...









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10 out of 10Feature:
Great for Rock..Lars Ulrich version look good. I play 3 to 4 nights a week anywhere from 2 to 5 hours at a time. Anti Vibration a big plus reducing hand fatigue. The sticks, though unlike many others, are very very well balanced (another plus to reduce hand fatigue). The expense..I paid $24.95 for the pair. Considering I would have went through twice that amount in wooden sticks (I break them often) the value is great. I have had these for almost 10 months and still going strong..Don't fling them either..highly recommend the optional stick wrap..great grip thick rubber tape. The less expensive cover(s) will ocassionally need replacing but the cost $4 or $5 a pair..not bad.
Quality:
No doubts here..they are built to last..and still feel as fresh today as when I bought them 10 months ago.
Value:
Definately a great value..consider that you would pay $8 to $10 for a decent pair of wooden sticks..they break, you buy more. In 10 months I would have gone through at least 4 or 5 pair buy now..you do the math. I paid $24.95 for each pair (I have 2 pairs in case I fling one),(Haven't flung one yet though) an additional $7 for the wraps. Good quality rubber tape like grip stuff. The way it adds up I get great sticks for less money.. When I do need to replace the covers which are quite durable they cost about $6 or $7 dollars.
Desirability:
Hey, C'mon. They look good, feel great, last forever, what more could you ask for..Don't let the initial price scare you..they are worth their weight in gold.
Sound:
Sound?..From Sticks?..The sound comes from the drums..However, being these are a lot heavier than typical wood sticks of the same size..they are louder..A good thing if you play hard like I do..
Support:
haven't had to contact anyone..don't know
Overall:
These are the best sticks I have ever played with. hands down. I love the Zildjian dipped sticks as well but they always seemed so lite. These sticks are a good bit heavier than wood sticks, hit with authority and respond very very well for a heavy stick. drum rolls around the kit after you get used to these sound awsome. And if you do fling one and grab a wooden stick, watch how fast you toss that one to find the ahead or look in that bag for another one. Though I haven't lost a stick yet while playing with them I did buy 2 pair. You would spend a lot more money for wooden sticks before theses where out.
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10 out of 10Feature:
Yeah I supose all the high tech stuff with these sticks is pritty handy like the anti-vibration thing which helps.
Quality:
These sticks are awesome I play all the time with them and I have had them for about 8 months and they lasted alot longer then wooden sticks but now because I wasn't carfull with them I have to replace the sleeves but meh. It's all good
Value:
Well I paid $90 I know it's pritty steep but hey I would of gone through like 4 pairs of sticks in the time I had these so it all adds up.
Desirability:
I wouldn't mind getting another pair maybe some a little lighter.
Sound:
Umm well it sounds ok I can't really tell I just hit the drums with them.
Support:
Not bad
Overall:
I found these sticks very very good.
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5 out of 10Feature:
These sticks are hollow-core alloy with vibration-dampening material inside the butt end.They have replaceable polyurethane covers that extend from the neck over the shoulder area of the shaft.The tips are screw-on and replaceable.
Quality:
quality is good,weight differential between stick pairs is almost negligible.
Value:
If these sticks arent abused,they will last for months or years.Replacement covers are available.
Desirability:
these sticks look cool,black with white tips and white butt ends,white logo
Sound:
These are strange sticks..I just cant get used to a hollow-core alloy stick.These sticks dont sound or feel like wood sticks and some players may not them.
Overall:
this stick is worth trying,especially if you`re an older drummer or have hand problems like tendonitis or carpal tunnel syndrome.I personally prefer wood sticks though,I do like the vibration reduction feature of the stick,but I can get similar results with the above-mentioned anti-vibe stick from Zildjian.
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10 out of 10Feature:
the features of the stick are a little weird..they say that it has a vibration reduction system, it kinda doesn't..i still feel a lot of vibration..but it is all good. overall..it is a good stick.
Quality:
the quality is the best..i cannot ask for anything better..it is really reliable. they never break and always straight. its there when you need it. and it will last as long as you keep changing its sleeves..tips and etc. but thats all you have to do to change and too keep. there is nothing wrong with the stick.
Value:
they are really worth it..for the price..sure its over priced..but they are worth it..you save alot more money than buy wood sticks..you only pay about 5 dollars to change and upgrade..and otther sticks are about as much..and they break..so you always spend 5 bucks every month or so..for me..i change every 2 months
Desirability:
it is the best..i like how it has white ends and a full black frame..like a magic wand. this stick is the best.
Sound:
The sound of the sticks are really good..i recommend for better sound..change the sleeves of the sticks every so often. new tips and also get the "ahead griptape" it really makes a diffrence..the sound is unbelievable great.
Support:
i have never had any troubles with the stick.
Overall:
there is no other stick like this. i love this stick. i chose this stick because i wanted to try something other than woodsticks. and they have less shock from the wood sticks. i dont' have any problems with it.
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10 out of 10Feature:
I just think that it's a great product to use.
Quality:
this product is made out of very durable, and very strong material.
Desirability:
it inhances my want to play even more than whan I play with the band in front of other people.
Sound:
it's better than wooden sticks because they're more durable and solid. they are by far the best drum sticks I have ever used.and I think everyone deserves a pair reguardless whether they play the drums or not, just to hear the way they make the drums sound.
Overall:
I will never replace this product.
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